"Okay, Ms. Eugen," Joe replied.
After Joe left, Melissa returned to the ward and looked down at Murray, who was lying on the bed. She could not help but feel a burst of bitterness in her heart.
Melissa carefully tucked Murray in and held his hand tightly praying in her heart. "Murray, you will be fine."
Every time the tick of the clock struck Melissa's heart, she felt a dull pain there.
Every second for Melissa now was as long as a century.
The night wore on, and Melissa was still sitting at the foot of the bed, wide awake.
That kind of worry and nervousness that she had never felt before spread through every cell in Melissa's body.
In the middle of the night, Melissa suddenly heard a knock at the door.
She thought it was a doctor who came to check the room, but when she opened the
